Doctor Reports Torture in Chile
London reports say a British doctor, Dr Sheila Cassidy, was stripped and tortured during two months in Chilean junta custody. Britain recalls Ambassador Reginald Seconde amid calls for evidence, while the Foreign Office to present material to the UN Human Rights Commission. Cassidy described torture and detention linked to treating MIR members. Chilean authorities deny torture.
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London
Britain
Labor
Chile
Reginald Seconde
Sheila Cassidy
Labor Party
Foreign Office
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Cassidy
Robert Adley
Nicholas Fairbairn
Seconde
Gvernment
Dr. Cassidy
Santiago
U.N
Roman Catholic Mission Hospital
Tres Alamos
Nelson Gutierrez
Revolutionary Left Movement
MIR
Andres Pascal Allende
Salvador Allende
Gutierrez
Gulf Oil Bagman Alleges Scott Sought Corporate Funds
Gulf Oil investigative panel reports its political bagman Claude Wild Jr claimed payments of 10 000 a year to Senator Hugh Scott for about 13 years. The panel cites 12 3 million in illegal donations worldwide and notes Scott later ran into Watergate turmoil while Gulf faced scrutiny.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Gulf
Claude C. Wild Jr
Scott
Special Review Committee
United States
South Korea
Wild
U.S
Rene Barientos
Canada
Italy
Sweden
Bob R. Dorsey
Wid
Dorsey
Wright
SEC
Cuban Soldier Hike Reported in Angola
U S intelligence sources estimate about 7500 Cuban troops support the MPLA in Angola in a growing commitment. Reports place a Cuban tank brigade possibly arriving, with three more Cuban officials identified. Soviet airlifts continue, with planes refueling in Algeria Guinea and Barbados restrictions easing in some cases.
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Washington
U.S
Fernando Vecimo
Fidel Castro
Castro
MPLA
Ford
Cuba
United States
Portugal
Azores
Africa
Barbados
Caribbean
Guyana
Algeria
Guinea
Russia
Ohio agrees to hire 200 more at Apple Creek State Institution
In Akron an agreement in U S District Court provides 200 additional workers for Apple Creek, bringing total staff to 1,000 as the state plans a written upgrade path to meet Joint Commission standards. The plan must cover staffing, equipment, and programs with federal funds projected at 962000. The case stems from a Legal Rights Service suit over care of 1300 residents.
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Leroy J. Contie Jr
Contie
Joint Commission For Accreditation of
Apple Creek
Timothy B. Moritz
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
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